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First silver ring

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Found this on a short hunt looking for another ring. Anyone know anything about the stamp?
 
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Cool silver ring, congrats! :occasion14:
 
Mexico made I belive older mark you can also google silver Hallmarks and it will be easy to find . Sweet ring you will find many more Tommy
 
probably had torqouise in it.
 
Congratulations on your first silver ring ! The hall mark indicates that it was made in Mexico , in the Taxco area - which is a major silver mining region
After WWI , an American designer- William Spratling went there and began employing local Mexicans to fabricate silver into formats ranging from candlesticks , ash trays , table wares , and jewelry . He was interested in involving the locals to incorporate early Meso American, and early Indigenous Mexican designs into wares / jewelry, to a lively World Market following the Mexican Revolution . On the inside of your ring - you can see a flawed stamp of Taxco, and Mex. ,Nice Find !
 
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As suggested, the ring may have had inlayed turquoise between the structural elements - it was not uncommon from the 1950's - 70's for jewelers to mix small chips of turquoise and a clear epoxy ,to infill a hollow area on the top of a ring like yours .
 
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Congratulations on your first silver ring ! The hall mark indicates that it was made in Mexico , in the Taxco area - which is a major silver mining region
After WWI , an American designer- William Spratling went there and began employing local Mexicans to fabricate silver into formats ranging from candlesticks , ash trays , table wares , and jewelry . He was interested in involving the locals to incorporate early Meso American, and early Indigenous Mexican designs into wares / jewelry, to a lively World Market following the Mexican Revolution . On the inside of your ring - you can see a flawed stamp of Taxco, and Mex. ,Nice Find !

Thank you so much for the information! I was just googling for Turquoise rings because that is what i figured also.
 
Credit to A2coins for first calling it Vintage Mexico !
 
Congrats! Many many more in your future. It’s great to find to have these types of finds.
 
Yes, thank you A2 and everyone for their input. This is how I am learning so much! This is a great site!
 
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
Could that be one of those rings that is 2 rings and the outer one spins? Gary
 
Cool Silver ring. Congrats on the save.
 
Congrats on your first silver ring.
 
Sweet find, congrats on what I am sure is the first of many:icon_thumleft:
 
very cool ring and a quick awesome ID, sweet
 

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